Pre-Ballet:
An introduction to movement coordination, rhythm, and music. It
is our aim to preserve and properly direct this artistry in a child.
The results of this course make it easier for a child to begin the
formal training that is required in academic ballet technique. Pre-Ballet
is available to children from the age of five to six years.

Academic
Ballet: Technical training that is the basis of all ballet movement.
Classes are carefully graded, and the best elements of the Russian,
Italian, and French schools are used to insure a well-rounded dancer.

Pointe
Work: Classes that are devoted exclusively to the technique
of performing ballet movement on pointe for maximum theatrical effect.
It is designed for those students who have achieved technical and
physical readiness.

Variations:
The study of solos and corps-de-ballet from classical ballets, as
well as contemporary works.

Pas
de Deux: The study of the art of partnering, including supported
adagio, supported pirouettes, lifts and pas de deux from classical
repertoire. (by invitation only)

Character:
The study of national dances and steps in theatricalized form, incorporating
castanets and tambourines. It is essential for learning the folk
dances that are part of many classical ballets such as Coppelia,
Swan Lake, and the Nutcracker. Character is available
to Beginner IV through Advanced level students

Modern:
Often called "barefoot" dance or "freedom",
modern is a distinct method of training emphasizing rhythm, design,
shape, and motion in space. The percussive technique of Martha Graham,
as well as the more lyrical technique of the Humphrey/Limon School
is taught.

Men's
Class: Ballet class for males only, developing strength and
technique necessary for the bravura style of the male dancer.

Body
Conditioning: Designed for intermediate and advanced dancers
as well as adults with prior dance training, this class consists
of stretching and Pilates-based exercises to increase the flexibility
and strength.